/lit/ - Literature

>>3262535
Seriously, proper heavy lifting is such a meditative experience, an oasis in the middle of a day filled with activities that are unnatural for human beings, activities that make us lose connection with the Earth. The Iron is a conduit with which one can reconnect with the primal, pure human condition of struggle against the earth. A struggle that is not an unrewarding battle, for the Earth rewards those who prove themselves to be worthy of her rewards. The Iron, which came from the Earth, is her emissary to us lost in the world of plastic and bureaucracy where the reward for work is an empty trophy with a "made in china"-sticker on it. The rewards of Mother Earth, granted to us by the Iron, are at first glance only temporary and fleeting that old age withers. However, the moment when a bar weighing 300 pounds is attempting to crush you, when you against all the odds that you have given yourself prove yourself to be worthy of Earth's rewards, you gain something that your soul will carry with it for all eternity, a feeling of connection with the One True Purpose Of The Universe that will never fade.

TL;DR lift weights

Also OP, browse less /fit/, coming from someone who visited the place every day for 2 years.

What are you competing in? The biggest faggot contest?